You Done 'Effed Up

He wasn't naive to the fact that Kait had run off. In fact he was tracking her down. He had moved Vianni to a particularly ghostly forest that seemed to be a good place. After all if you didn't watch where you went you'd get turned around quickly and lost. It was even dark enough that the winds sounded like ghosts. It would keep many at bay.

He moved at a slow deliberate pace, with his nose to the ground. She was easy enough to track since she never once seemed to have a head on her shoulders. At least she could hunt he supposed. Though her tastes weren't refined like his and Vianni's. He found the end of the trail and what he found was Kait running with a still born. He eyed her, and a twitch of his lip was all he gave to betray his self. He was truly exhausting himself with hunting the biggest game he could alone for Vianni. His blood red orbs sat upon her, likely his lack in anger showing through. "So you intend to abandon them, not speak with me about your problems, and spit on my protection of you then?" he gave her no time to answer him. His face held a seriously disappointed look to it though. He moved to the pups then and sat with them, covering them with his tail for warmth. Noctus eyed him warily, not sure of his master's lack of anger at her trying to kill his children. "So be it then. Go take none of my children for you are not worthy of being called their mother. Go sleep with your male companion, do not return to me for my protection, nor to seek out my children. If you do I'll let them devour you." he looked to noctus then and nodded to him to come closer. He'd have to have the children escorted to Vianni by noctus one at a time until he could help.

Noctus was quick in approaching. He took the first, a large female with a striking mask. He could swear if he knew no better that she had come from Vianni with her darker pelt. He gave one word to name her. "Belua." and with that noctus was off. To deliver the first to Vianni. His eyes fell on Kait then. "you may name the other two before you take your leave." he liked to think he was a very reasonable man to those that deserved it.